Liquid#1 is placed in a container exposed to the atmosphere with a depth of h. If this liquid, with the density of 1494 kg/m³, is replaced with liquid#2, with the density of 1290 kg/m³, what would be the ratio of gage pressures at the bottom of the container: P2/P1? (round your answers to 2 decimal places) Answer:

Liquid#1 is placed in a container exposed to the atmosphere with a depth of h. If this liquid, with the density of 1494 kg/m³, is replaced with liquid#2, with the density of 1290 kg/m³, what would be the ratio of gage pressures at the bottom of the container: P2/P1? (round your answers to 2 decimal places) Answer:

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Liquid#1 is placed in a container exposed to the atmosphere with a depth of h. If this liquid, with
the density of 1494 kg/m³, is replaced with liquid#2, with the density of 1290 kg/m³, what would
be the ratio of gage pressures at the bottom of the container: P2/P1? (round your answers to 2
decimal places)
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